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Bandwidth requirements for Group HD video Standard HD (720p) - 1-on-1 video calls: 1.2Mbps (up/down) - Group video calls: 2.6Mbps / 1.8Mbps (up/down) Full H
by bradlys 4y ago
Bandwidth requirements for Group HD video
Standard HD (720p)
- 1-on-1 video calls: 1.2Mbps (up/down)
- Group video calls: 2.6Mbps / 1.8Mbps (up/down)
Full HD (1080p)
- 1:1 video calls:
-- Receiving 1080p HD video requires a minimum of 3.0Mbps.
-- Sending 1080p video requires a minimum of 3.8Mbps.
Group video calls:
- Receiving 1080p HD video requires a minimum of 3.0Mbps.
- Sending 1080p video requires a minimum of 3.8Mbps.
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207347086-Using-Group-HD-video https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207347086-Using-Gr...
I know it says "minimum" there but it's likely going around that rate most of the time or lower. I've worked in environments where they pay tens of thousands of dollars per room to set them up with professional cameras, high end plans, etc. Compression ruins it all. May as well be a $10 webcam. There are other requirements as to how you interact with other members. You won't even get high quality unless you full screen + make it to where you can only see one member at a time.
- a10c 4y ago> I've worked in environments where they pay tens of thousands of dollars per room to set them up with professional cameras Me too. The value isn't so much in the quality of video, its things like PTZ control of the camera and preset control of the position of the camera. For example, in a larger room you can click a button 'whiteboard' on the control panel and it will pan up and zoom in to the whiteboard.